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- | ** Clarifications to video steps:** | + | ** Clarifications to video steps for online courses:** |
* You do not use the J: drive unless you are doing Option #3. Rather, you put the project on your local computer's disk. | * You do not use the J: drive unless you are doing Option #3. Rather, you put the project on your local computer's disk. | ||
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<color #ed1c24>After you have created your project, you should copy and paste the following commands and run them in the Tcl Console. You don't have to run them one at a time; you can copy the full set of commands, paste them in the Tcl Console and press Enter to run all of them. | <color #ed1c24>After you have created your project, you should copy and paste the following commands and run them in the Tcl Console. You don't have to run them one at a time; you can copy the full set of commands, paste them in the Tcl Console and press Enter to run all of them. | ||
- | EACH TIME YOU CREATE A NEW PROJECT, YOU SHOULD PASTE AND RUN THESE COMMANDS.</color> | + | EACH TIME YOU CREATE A NEW PROJECT, YOU SHOULD PASTE AND RUN THESE COMMANDS. But, once you have done it for a new project, you don't have to ever do it again for that project. </color> |
<file tcl> | <file tcl> |